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A few emails later in the thread[0], it is noted... > ...who actually maintains the "official" Docker images for 8u and 11u? Github history for Dockerfiles poi

A few emails later in the thread[0], it is noted... > ...who actually maintains the "official" Docker images for 8u and 11u? Github history for Dockerfiles points to no one I recognize from around OpenJDK. That, I think, is the main problem. [0]: https://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/jdk8u-dev/2019-May/009335.html https://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/jdk8u-dev/2019-May/0... Edit: Actually linking to source (which I should've done from the beginning…)

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sparkling 7y ago
Jikes
stingraycharles 7y ago
Yeah I’ve had to switch away from using these docker images, too many issues. They also stopped shipping openjdk12 because Debian stopped shipping them: which raises the question, why do the official openjdk Docker images use Debian’s version at all, rather than the vanilla openjdk builds?
Arnt 7y ago
Main problem or not, having the "release" version number on anything other than an actual release version is begging for problems.